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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
THE STREET PAYING.
GETS ANOTHER INFORMAL wn1R1
In tho Council Finance Com mittee- Meet.
Ing OF Some Interest Held last Evening.
Sons Of tho Views theirs Expressed. z
Three New Ordinances Read.

The Council Committee Oh Finance had
another prolonged struggle with the an.
nual Appropriation ordinance that 1t has
been engaged In preparing for Council Tor
nearly month past, ct the Public Build.
Ing last night. The entire membership
Messrs. Dobblns, chairman, Kenney,
Cruise, Mitchell, Terrell and jaeger were
preeent, also Solicitor Caldwell.
Before proceeding TO connider the an.
nual appropriations, tho committee ex.
amined two small ordinances that had
been read once in the Second Branch and
referred to this committee for examine
ton. One sppropriates $50 10 tho Trus,
tees OF st. Paul'g church, Eighth ward, Ia
pay for the care during tho year Of the
clock on the tower OF that church. The
other reads as follows: 0a. rl
That the sum OF five hundred dollars be
gud Is hereby appropriated out Of the
contingent fund OF the TREASURY OF the
city OF Wheeling Tor the year 1887, to de.
fray the expenses Of the proper reception,
] llU6pltNltJ W hANl ClllCk Vi ulll'
GERS visiting this city on official business
from other municipal corporations in OF
out OF the State. Such expenditures shall
be reported ut the end Of each three
months during the year 1887, and at the
end Of tho year to Council, with vouchers
for tho Bame. ...
1t was decided to recommend the pas.
sage OF both OF these. .e..-
The Solicitor then presented the annual
appropriation drawn in accordance with
instructions given at former meetings
with a few amendments, which he ex
| planned az he read. He had included liz
the expenditures to BIO made by the
Board OF Public Works, a sum TO be used
in graveling South Front street, Island, az
was ordered last season, but which the
Board failed 10 reach; also sum to be
used in paving the Seventeenth street OK
tension, II being part OF the contract
made by the city with Mr.. Fisher that Ii
part payment for the street, q pavement
should DO put down.
After eatlmating for oil the expenses al
lowed the several departments, and 10,
the work ordered last year but not done
there remained, by the provisions Of THU
ordinance, forty.seven Thousand and come
odd dollars to be expended by the BoarG
Of Public Works, exclusive Of the twenty
iour thousapl and some odd dollars com
posing its contingent fund, which the
committee aud Council, hungry as both
OF them are for the "boodle," Gs Mr.
Jaeger expresses it, will probably kindly
taiiow it to spend as it deaires and rs the
Boards rules direct that 1t shall be spent
Following ont the Committees instruc
tions, the Solicitor had drafted the o,din.
lance go as to provide that the forty.
seven thousand and odd dollars was to be
divided equally among the eight wards-
islmost IS, 900 10 ward, and expended nc.
cordingly. After reading the ordinance
he read tho following ta6le showing the
total assessment msdo for city purposes,
10 show the relstirs smonnt OF taxes paid
by each ward:
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Tho Wheeling ClothInr Cn,u,,opy

saw "HVeh"k SAothlhS CoihpNny
requests your attention to the following:
Mr.. J. Brilles, our manager, reports the
following inventory Of goods yet on hand:
% childs' suite, costing from IS to s..
so school SHIFTS costing from s. $40.
IS boys' suits' costing from s. to Sl2.
$50 mems suits, costing from s. to SIS.
400 overcoats, costing from Sl3 10 $50.
This amount seems large 10 DO dispoaed
OF in one weeks time, but sold then must be
by April .. which, we think, can easily
be accomplished by cutting the prices
down to lees than half their original coat.
You will never again have such chance.
We will, therefore, request you to call
early, examine orr goods and prices,
which will certainly convince you that
We mean what We say. We hsve selected
ono hundred light eolored epring suits
costing IRON $40 to Sis, of which We will
offer you your choice for only is. We
have five sntcial clerks for to-day and will
try to accommodate all who favor us with
a call. WHEELING CLOTHING COMPANY,
J. BIBLES, Manager,
los Main street.
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AFTER MOVING DAY.
THE r1rruL FEVER OVER AT LAST.
A General Moving In and ont OF Wheeling
People, a Sort Of q Grand Change, "a II
wore-More Work than tho Express
mon Gould do Some of its Incidents,

Where, when and how the custom oil
moving on All Fools Day became a erys'
tallsea custom in this part o. the country
history telleth not. In tho East March
Is the general day; here the Indictment
weather which usually prevails at tina,
time made this day unsuitable. while the
exigencies Of lie in the small towns where
kitchen gardens aourish make May l too
late for a change Of resldenco. These two
opposing forces doubtless started moving
day in the first Of April rut, where It still
sticks. 7..,eE-t tH.s is''
Yesterday was the first Of April and II
did not rain. The day was perfect one
for moving, a fact worth recording for liz
rarity. 1t was fortunate that 1t happened
90, inasmuch as those competent 10 say
arc agreed that never before In the an.
mails Of Wheeling was there 80 much NOV.
Ing. Why this should be 80 It Is not easy
to conjecture, but the fact remains that all
the express men had rs much work rs
they could attend to, and could have had
more. Consequently some delayed trans.
iers OF household goods must be made to.
day. ''I. =.
Some Of the professional movers econo.
mize time aud horse.hesh very thoroughly.
For Instance one firm yesterday had three
wagons moving three separate house.
holds from tho mainland 10 the Garden
Spot, and On their return trims moved
three other families from tho Island to
this aldo. Tho six were transferred in
hall day--a pretty good record.
There were very few familiea moving
away from the city. More came into
Wheeling than vent ont, by large ma
josity. The decided increase OF populs-
ton ia shown by the small number OF
houses LETT vacant alter yesterdays trans
migration was complete. On the Island
there are said to be but three houses un-
occupied, and these are only vacant be.
cause the owners are too particular III to
the size OF family which shall become
tenants. -
A large wagon filled with furniture, all
the Kitchen traps" and worn out truck
being In the bed and handsome dressing
case with plate glass mirror topping the
outfit, broke down on the curve In the
street car track on Zane street near the
Suspension bridge. Nothing was broken
but the OFT hind wheel and the Third
Commandment.
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A GRAND CONCERT
Under the Auspices Of tho Opera House
Orchestra In tho Nenr Future.

Under the Auspices Of tho Opera House
Orchestra In tho Near Future.
The last one Of this seasons geries Of
semi.monthly Sunday night rehesrsale
that have bsen given by the Opera House
orchestra, will take place tomorrow even.
ing OF Germania Hall, in the Public
Library building. The management an.
nouncss rs its reason for 80 discontinuinp
the rehearaals this oarly in tho season
that the orchestra's time will be taken up
from now until Monday, April IS, making
the extensive arrangements necessary Ia
preparing for its grand annual spring
concert that will be given In the
Opera House on that date. It ie
the intention to make that concert
the moat notable the orchestra has eve,
given. With the outside help that will
be occurred for thGt occasion, there will be
ovsr twenty performers. Mr.. Gallagher,
tho drummer, expects to use bis Kettle
drums on tina. occasion. It Is not yet
announced who the vocalsts will be.
Prof. Spell, the conductor Of this popu.
lar organization, in arranging the pro-
gramme for tomorrow evening has an
unusual number OF popular selections on
the bill
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IMPROVING The FAIR enousDs.
An Interesting Meeting OF the board OF
q. ~ Directors YeNerdaY. ~.

IS--.-- |,0-I's1'| '-fu.t#7-fI = =
An Interesting Meeting OF the board OF
Directors Yesterday. ~
A meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the West Virginia Exposition and State
Fair Association was held at the County
Court House yesterday. Secretary Hook
informed the memhera Of the Board that
the premium List pampheta for the annual
fair, to be held the week Of September s
this year, would be ready Tor distribution
next week. Resolutions Of respect for the
late Robe.tH. Phillips, entry clerk Of tho
Association since It's organization, were
passed. 59G
A number Of improvements were pro.
posed, and after so,ne talk OF the desira.
bility Of making them, they were all 70.
ferred to the Superintendent with power
to act. lpgy.'. 4.
Among these Is the rip.rapping Of the
river bank along the east boundary line oil
the fair grounds, 10 prevent its washing.
ABORTION ofithas alrcday been rip.rapped.
It Ia proposed also to remove the long row
Of vigorous young shade trees from the
river bank outside the last boundary
fence 10 the inside OF the enclosure, dis.
posing them to the beet advantage about
the grounds. New tin rools will be placed
upon all tho association's buitdinga, and a
new dancing platform constructed on the
site OF the present one. g
1t Is also in contemplation to alter
slightly the grade Of tho race track ut the
south end to secure better drainage.
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sSol,Otlv'n Child y

The N.us, Of Emporia, Kanaas, says Of
the company and Btar booked for the
Grand Opera House next week: "Mr.
Labadie, one of the joliest actors that has
come to Emporis. and one who has been
here with good troupe every year since
the Whitley Opera House was constructed,
ia at tho Coolidge Hotel and appears at
the Opera House. Francis l.abadie i'm.
pertonates Joe admirably; no c1ceis In
forcing his audience to recognizes the ex-
cellence OF his impersonation.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NPUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Wy CllURCli-Rcv. J. T. Mcclure, DID,, pastor,
services nj 1880 A. N. aud 7:30r H. Sabbath School
at 2P,a
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a Show tho Bows SSuut tn Sec.

"Thc DEVILS Auction; or the Golden
Branch" an sllegorical and spectacular
play which has twice been given here and
both times to large and delighted au.
diences, will again he given at tho Wheel.
ing Opera Honse next Wednesday even.
ing, and according 10 tho verdict OF the
press where the piece has been aeen this
season, in more attractive way than ever.
The Rconery is new and the incidental at
fractions greater than ever attempted in a
similar entertainment. The company ia
also unusually strong. After its presen.
tour tho company will 20 to Europe and
Australia and spend several seasons.
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An Iriuh boy Of Is or IA years played 9
first Of April fool prank yesterday which
resulted in an increase OF his WORLDLY
wealth, but subsequently got him into
serious trouble. He went into a saloon
and said the proprietor, who was absent,
had told him to leave three papers there
a Police Castle and two other periodicals
The barkeeper supposed it wss all right,
and paid him 81 cents, the price he
named Tor them. Examination showed
that the papers were two yeare old. The
proprietor had ordered none, and when
he learned o. the trick he informed
Officer West, and tho boy was locked up
for obtaining money under false pro.
fhnaen
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The Cleveland, Lorain < Wheeling rail.
road has completed the work OF lowering
the YES! end OF the Back river bridge at
Bridgeport, and run the first train across
onto tbs trestle 1tursday. The change,
instead Of making the approach to the
bridge dangerous and difficult Tor team
sters, has vastly improved it. The grade
ia now amos. imperceptib,e. II the east
approach could now be lowered 80 as to
rise gradually from Zane street to the mid.
die pier the bridge would be improved a
Thousand per cent. The ayetem OF safety
gates to he introduced at the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling crossing will prevent
any danger OF accident.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,

Action Of Board of Directors of tho Yves,
virginia Exposition aud State Fair Also.
| citation. ..a
| Abstract from tho minutes OF meeting
Of the Board Of Directors Of the West Vir.
ginia Exposition and State Fair Associa.
ton, held April l, 1857:
WHEREAS, It hiss pleased God in his in.
finite wisdom to remove by death our be-
loved and worthy Assistant Secretary,
Robert II. Philips, and
WHEREAS, In our association in bust
ness with him for the past Ave years We
have always found him man OF strict in.
tcgrity and true friend OF the Associa-
ton, who always attended to his duties
faithfully.
Resolved, That in his sudden and unex-
pccted death the West Virginia EXPOSE
ton md State Fair Association has suf.
fered q loss that words are Inadequate to
express our deep feelings, and thst We
deeply sympathize with his family in this
their greatest loss.
Ftsolred, That the resolutions OF this
meeting DO spread on the books OF the
Asaoclatlon. NJ. REILLY,
L. P. SlssoN,
J. NJ. KIRK,
NJ. LOTUS,
GEO. HOOK, Secretary. Committee.
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Til. Sto,nnu,, n!stIlu Acids,

These, II existent In n nn,ninl quantity. and un
y!atcd by hl!c pny their p'rt In the functions Of
digestion and ussttnfa'on. BIT the artificial ncii
resulting from tho inability Of the h,omach to con
yeyi fonl rrceiyai by II Into SuSlcHnucr. II Inc
producer Of iINtucnco md heartburn, which arc
tho most harrn,ng symptoms OF dyspepsia. Tho
best ChtlnInatIvc IN lfosGttpr's Stomach Hltcrs.
Var moru cilcc,yc ~ 1t than carbonate OF sotiu,
inngucfa or other nil alma salts 1lcac Invariably
weaken the stomach without producing pcrlnn,
ient benefit. No man or woman chtpncnlly lyg.
icptIc, mud consequently nervous. culi 30 In pos
nature Therefore,. invigoraic mud regulate tho
system. and by M doing protect II from malaria,
ihcuInR.tsn Ald Otner serious maiadics.
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One hundred aud sixty shares have been
taken in the projected fire brick and sewer
pipe enterprise mp ut Rush Rnn. The
capital stock is $4,000, and the ahares are
$50 each. The principal stockholders are
Hugh Sterling snd 0. &. Scotield, OF
Wheeling; G. D. kaminsky. J. &. Stalla
and NJ. Dorsey, OF Rush Kun; W. Il.
Rogers, OF Brilliant: and John W. Scott,
oil Bridgeport. 1t 10 expected that all the
stock will be lakon in few days mud work
commenced early in April. A West vir-
2inia charter has been applied for. There
ia large depoUit OF excellent FIRE clay
fourteen feet in thickness near tho pro-
pOpeu aiig.
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Tomorrow Quarterly Meeting will be
held at the German NJ. +. church, on the
South Side. The congregation ia looking
forward TO this meeting with Unusual iri.
terest, inssnuch as y former popular piss.
tor Of this church, Rev. John q. Weld
mann, now in charge OF leading church
in Cincinnati, will DO hero 10 preach to
his old people. An unuoualy largo con-
grsRa'on Of worshippers and profitable
meeting is confidently expected.
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On Thursday evening laHt, the following
officers were Installed in Clara May Ten,
]. .. Of r., by A. McElroy, D. II. g. X. :
P. .. R., Mrs. y. NJ. TUNER; q. K, Mrs.
Annie Jonce; Shep., Mies Nina Smith !;
Il. s., &. T.. Rodgers; +. s., Miss Mary
Rodgers; Treasurer, A. McEtroy; t.sv.,
J. Weekly; =. e., Miss Mary Workings
Q. e., J. ". fonkiHgs; K. $. G. G., MiEs
Ella Yonkinps; l.. s. g.. Miss Minnie
Turner; Il. S. D., A. J. Weekly; l.. $. b.,
Mrs, +. 81. MCEroy.
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M IVF IUS,
GEO. HOOK, Secretary. Commi.

"Endorscd by the Knights OF Labor"
See what the Labor Herald, Of Rich.
mond, Vs., says Of Strawberry Twist To.
bacco: "Strswberries and cream arc good,
but they do not aurpass in delicious flavor
a chew Of Lottier's Strawberry Twist To-
bacco, Besides, by chewing this tobacco,
you can secure handsome pocket knife
handsome students lsmp, magnificent
gold watch, or 3 complete aet o! handsons
furniture, il you save your tsgs. The to-
bacco is cheap and good, and these pres,
ents are thrown in gratis. Hubbard &
PAUL. are agents for Wheeling. All fret.
class retail dealera keen Il.
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smnlI Strike ut tho Steel I'innt.

The Wheeling steel plant wa idle yen-
trdGy bpcanHe OF strike among small
number Of the working mcn. IT oripina-
ted vita The man who runs The elevator.
ilH wages were reduced from II " per
hundred ton To 81 s. por day, and he rn-
fused 10 work. Therpupon tho middle
'wnncrfH" alshrGIUaed to wn1k unde. any
othnr man. Mr. ". f. l'etIey hns been
promoted At tho steel pIans.
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Notice,

Having submitted my claims as candi.
dste for Township Clerk to the Republi.
can Convention at Bridgeport, l cannot
now consent to become candidate on the
Workingmen's or any other ticket, and
hereby absolutely decline TO do go.
hereby tender my wArmcst thanks to the
workingmen and good Republicans alike,
for their ardent support ut the recent
convention. WV. II. HuMrnREyILLs,
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A leading physician telln this: II was
going down street this morning when
stopped at n friends house, and found
them at breakfast; it was 0 o'clock. Ibe.
gan TO abuse them for lPziness, when the
head OF the house excused himself by the
change OF tins. The list thing did Inst
night raid he, 'waH TO turn the clock
ahead % minutes to conform to standard
time
Ibid your said lis wife; Iwhy, the
first thing ! did when got up this morn.
ing waB to turn tho minute hand ahead Is
minuies.'"
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OH GatelligrnGra:>


onicr: Mos. .3 md 81 Fourteenth Street.
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E'oR BALE
Us G F;e ,sT fs s,, desh'e brick resdcnccSo
toouls and attic and Is lifted with wainr s, sencn
soF further Information enquire Of "''a ~"
,nc,s CHAS. n. HANCHER.
No. l22a Market Ei,oa,
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Having fitted my new room, No. lO5a
Main street, | am prepared 10 show All
elegant linz Of goods, such M aro kept in
II iirat.ciaaa iewelry Rtore. Watches, Dia.
monda, Clocks, silverwsre, etc. atso
mako specially Of tho neutrality-suspicious.
heat in the market. W. j. l.vKRNs,
No. 1858 Main street.
Watch repairing specially.
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Old Fulks' GoucNrt,

Tho musical members OF the congrega.
ton OF the U. =. Church, Rev. DR.. Me.
Ciure. puator; have arranged for IN old
lolk'a concert, to DO given in tho church
parlors next Tuesday evening. 1t pro-
misen 10 hp VERY plrapant OCCASION. In.
cludel among those who will take part are
several promunent mueicana Of tho city.
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n SoDlSCIPLES' CHURCH-N. L, AT
Wy WOOD, pastor. Preaching at 10 80 A. X. and
1870 =. n. Sunday School Il. $3.50 4. u. Mis-
School on LaBelle street at $50 r. ".
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THE GREAT FEATURE
Of Our Strength From Now Till the
DAWN or JOYOUS EASTER.
WIN DO In Our Immense anu UNAVOIDABLE Display Of
BOYS AND CH|LDREN'S
Gll,0q sc HING

The Stock is much larger than ever before, and
the liberal crop OF exquisite and confined novelties
that you'll see sparkling all the way through can
help but please Mothers and delight Lads. We
took time and used great in the selection Of the
Fabrics and Trimmings, and worked and watched
and watched and worked while the great stock was
being made; and now, after years aud years OF Wig.
orous and persistent efforts to Raise the
standard Of our Boys Clothing, we have
now reached that point Of REAL EXCELLENCE
where further improvement seems to be impossible
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WE have Just received full line of
SPRING OVEHC0ATlNGS, md are In
daily receipt OF the l",cs, Novelties In
Spring Sultings.
Also, on hand II handsome line of Neck.
wear md Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
c. HESS l. SOiS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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FOR SAIE.

nhniid!ns Site OH Fifteenth street,
Nuiluing Site On Fourteenth slrSo,
NJ 10 thirteenth street, rooms. 81 Al,
"a actS o. land hear Stone Church EI,r ,,,
10, Acre Acre Farm on Middle Whesllsr' f Sm ufoyM
SIX Acres on Peters Run, ii ,3W
"a! uttsihole restdcncoH n, Beech Bo,,o,,
VIZ o. the " Rasroad n mc on ,r !e
TSntre SonsistaS Of new ifamo honsc IRON rom
property. toF desirable city
,r 40; Y q. NiEinia street, roomcd fran, ,o,s
cam I hS tS ~ ,sS, "ns running bsck to asy w s
room. Eronnu 60 by i2s irrt WYNN aha hath
No. 3iTwelilh stryt.
r; 40 Wv Market street; srouut 4, foo, FROM, ,
u, 100. ''"'ns' YAH De baHsht Tor
Az, 80, aM iWGntynnth street, n = r,,,,., ,,,s
bought for sgtl VI F'ee' VI mound; can Do
a. SG NV ,Gn"rline s,rre,, 10 rooms, s,eeN
,o onM'IIihE htc on Nlnatccnth sir, S' ~,
~, VIZ CA font foot, "''e" cast OF No.
NO, 10 North Front xtrct
JAMES 4. HENRY.
.uMI h1ate Agent Collector and No,,,r ,,,,,,.
oulees NO, lGl3 Marx Of Str,s,,
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4. l.. RICE l. co.
Ul'ESlSt;,

We extend general invitation 10 the
Ladies TO attend our Opening Of Pat
tern Hats and BOrnets OIL Tuesday, April
), at which time we wifi have 0n Cx.
hlbilion The largest nnd choicest cUllec.
ton Of High Art Millinery ever shown
In this city. a. l.. RICE \ 20.
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Our opening OF Pattern Hats and Bon
nets takes place on Tuesday, April 5.
A. l.. RICE & Co,
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WE have introduced new system OF
selling Watches Oh the installmcnt plan
whereby ynu ran secure II watch nj Oacc
Oh easy payments. Call md Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JeWe!er,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Sts.
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As reported by Christian Schnept, drug.
Kist, Opera llousH corner, yesterday:
7A.N. YAK. l2s. 8r.N. Sru
So ~ % Il. -
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

IRVINE aecsded to leave whccllag, I.w!ll ot,e,
~. .xs'' lore Know II 'a t5.uty years a, i,r,c,,
My Goods store. ''"s'
" INC d'efrcst aud hist arranged hm,sc T., ,,o
ely Tor any business; Is furnished win ,vo.,.,,,
eo"l''''' AMI ne"ly SEa'aesl and carpctcd.
MS iNe best opening ever olSrct, In This c,,v "a,
my ono VINO waits TO npoa Dry Goods t,ousr
:, ~ maSe received lot Of new Sp.ur Gcn,s ~.
Cali 1t s "'''' "!H'l NJ any price.
"''' No, ll3a MAIN STREET.
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Our opening OF Pattern Hats and bon.
nets takes pfcs on Tuesday, April S.
A. l.. ittcK Il Co.
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Indications.

WABurSoToN, y. g., April 2.-For Wep,
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, fair
weather, n0sthcAaLcrIy Winds becoming
uariahln